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Auto Recalls: Hood Of Nissan Altima Could Pop Up While Driving; Mitsubishi Lancer, Outlander Could Stall

The recall notices cover more than 220,000 Nissan sedans and nearly 166,000 Mitsubishi sedans and crossovers.

Keith Olbermann Apologized To President Bill Clinton For Monica Lewinsky Coverage, Told Cornell It Gave Him ‘Dry Heaves’

Keith Olbermann who once said that MSNBC's coverage of the Clinton scandal gave him the "dry heaves," wrote a personal apology letter to the president in 1998.

Thousands 'Will Most Likely Be Massacred' If Kobani Falls To Jihadists, UN Warns

U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura said Kobani could suffer the same fate as the Bosnian town of Srebrenica, where 8,000 Muslims were murdered by Serbs in 1995.

Home Depot Expects Solid Sales Growth This Year On Recovering Housing Market

The company reported it expects 4.8 percent annual sales growth, which would be the highest annual increase in eight years.

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Bolivia’s Evo Morales Poised For Third Presidential Term

With a sharply reduced poverty rate and strong economic growth, Bolivians seem satisfied with the way the country is headed.

'Constantine' Season 1 Spoilers: 6 Things We Learned About The 'Hellblazer' Adaptation At New York Comic Con Premiere Screening

"Constantine" will premiere on NBC on Oct. 24, but there are some things you need to know before watching. Check out our NYCC spoilers!

‘Meet The Mormons’ Premiere: LDS Documentary Challenges Stereotypes About Mormonism

"Meet the Mormons," a documentary produced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, premieres nationwide Oct. 10.

US Dollar Gains Despite Drop After Federal Reserve Concerns About Its Strength

The dollar has surged 10 percent over the past five months to reach multi-year highs.

Ebola Patient Reported In Brazil, Potential Threat Of Virus Spreading To Latin America

The man went to a hospital in southern Brazil on Thursday with a fever.

Syrian-Turkish Buffer Zone Could Save Kobani From ISIS, But Anger Syrian Regime

As fighting continues between Kurdish fighters and ISIS in the Syrian border town of Kobani, Turkish military involvement swings in the balance.

CDC Could Quarantine US Citizens Who Refuse Ebola Screenings At American Airports

The CDC could hold U.S. citizens who don't agree to Ebola screenings when entering the U.S., while noncitizens could be denied entry altogether.

Are Ebola Airport Screenings Legal? Passenger Screenings Constitutional, Experts Say

Obama's plan to screen certain airline passengers for Ebola has been debated, but public health experts say the Constitution allows it.

Immigration Reform 2014: Obama Says 'It Is Suicide' For GOP To Skip Immigration Reform

Obama said immigration reform will pass Congress before he leaves office in 2017.

Kobani: ISIS Will 'Massacre' 500 People If Islamic State Controls Syrian Town, UN Envoy Warns

About 500 people are stranded in Kobani, with thousands more nearby. The U.N. is warning that they “will be most likely massacred” by ISIS.

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In 401(k) Fee Case, Supreme Court Tackles Future Of Retirement Savings

Depending on how the Supreme Court rules, employers may be forced to drop high-fee mutual funds -- and scramble for liability insurance.

Silk Road Closure: Darknet Economy Thriving A Year Later

When U.S. officials shut down the underground online marketplace known as Silk Road last fall, another one immediately took its place.

Koreas Exchange Shots After Seoul Activists Attempt Airdrop Of Anti-North Propaganda Leaflets

Firing from both sides was triggered when some activists released 200,000 balloons with propaganda leaflets against Pyongyang.

Kobane: ISIS Extends Gains, Captures Headquarters Of Kurdish Forces

With the Islamic State group now controlling about 40 percent of the town, fears of locals being beheaded are on the rise.

Indian Navy Puts Warships On High Alert Following Karachi’s Naval Dockyard Attack: Report

The Indian Express reported, citing a dossier, that an attack on a Karachi naval facility last month involved members of the Pakistani navy.

China Condemns US For Distorting Facts About Hong Kong Protests, Asks It To Stop Interfering

The statement comes in response to a report released by a U.S. congressional committee on Thursday, slamming China's human rights record.

Malala Yousafzai Of Pakistan And Kailash Satyarthi Of India Awarded Nobel Peace Prize

17-year-old child education activist Malala Yousafzai became the youngest ever winner of the prize.

Venezuela Ordered To Pay Exxon Mobil $1.6B Over Asset Expropriation

The country's leftist government is facing over 20 claims from other companies related to the nationalization of key industries.

Oklahoma Unveils Revamped Death Chamber After Botched Execution Of Clayton Lockett

Authorities in the state spent $71,000 updating facilities in the state's death chamber, following an execution that took 40 minutes.

Sony’s Xperia Z3v Smartphone That Can Stream PlayStation 4 Games Coming To Verizon On Oct. 23

Sony looks to the PlayStation to rejuvenate its struggling smartphone division, which lags rivals in an expanding market.

China’s Human Rights Record Deteriorating As Government Adheres To ‘Authoritarian Model:' Report

The report, which accuses Xi Jinping of practicing an authoritarian model, pressed for compliance with international human rights standards.

Juarez Drug Cartel Chief Vicente Carrillo Fuentes Captured In Mexico Amid Police Scandal

Carrillo's arrest comes days after Mexican authorities arrested the head of another drug syndicate, Hector Beltran Leyva.

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